anyone else use these for shot shell reloading? if so: what are your likes and dislikes. I'm planning to use these or possibly aluminum bbs for 12g
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Well, these are not lead so if you are shooting hard targets they will come back on you. But for anything else why not?
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Thanks for the answer. I will be picking up a couple of them. I bought a Remington one at Dicks and when I pulled it out of the wall a door opened and half the pellets went all over the floor. I will have to try this. Thanks again.
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These are about the size of BBs. They are pretty small compared to typical slingshot rounds. You could use them with a slingshot, but there is not much mass there.
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The source of that concern is the "glock smiley" that results from the unsupported chamber with high-pressure loads. If your cases are not deformed at the head, and you run them correctly through the size and factory crimp dies, you'll have no trouble. This is what I use to load my for my 10mm Glock 20, and I've fired thousands of reloads through it with no trouble at all.
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I shot them up with a hilti type gun. (Ramset I think it's called) Just be sure to use a strong enough load. I used the yellow ones, but you might need a lighter load like the brown ones.
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High quality .20s, I used king arms. I also used goldenball .25 and .28. The .12s will damage the gun, dont use them.
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They are soft like a lead pellet. Should be ok for a riffled barrel. You would get better accuracy with a lead pellet.
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Any .24 cal/6mm BB will work. I would recommend .2g BB'sThanksPyramyd Air Team
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Odd question... good in what way? They shoot fairly straight depending on the quality of you gun. They're generally not misshapen or anything. They worked fine in both my cheaper airsoft pistol and my expensive air soft pistol.
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Scope rings good to go. Rings clamp on to 11mm rail cut in top of receiver. Not the best scope or trigger. That said, I love this gun. Try many pellets. Some group better than others. My best luck has been with the PBA Exact heavy. Have fun.
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Most .20 6mm BBs should work fine, although I've heard super cheap ones are sometimes not as good. You can go with a heavier weight, but you'll have to adjust hop-up and will get less fps. Stay away from .12s.
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The .12 gram BBs are too light for this airsoft pistol. They split apart before they exit from the barrel, potentially causing the pistol to jam. You need to use the .20 gram ones instead. This pistol has a muzzle velocity of 500 fps. Very high for an air pistol. That's why the lighter BBs break apart and are not suitable in this case
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No, it's not man. There is a model for pellets though. These are nice guns. If you buy / or have bought one, do the following:I agree with Robert ..........get yo'self a bunch of extra "bullets" (that hold the BBs), and for sure for sure, some speed loaders!! Dump out 6 emptys & in one motion load 6 full ones.....Bam!Happy air-shootin' ---be safe.
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0.6mm 0.2g-0.25g plastic bbs. I recommend 0.2g bbs. You can get aluminum 6mm bbs and they will fire correctly as long as they are 0.2g-0.25g. Again I recommend plastic 6mm 0.2g bbs
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I used Gamo Hunter pellets (cal-0.177). These are the leaded ones. Others may be ok also.
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These are lead.From a 1200 FPS rifle, they travel 1000 FPS.They are devastating. There are heavier hunting pellets and lighter alloy pellets. These are just right.
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Well, Brad, you'll need dies (any of the major brands are good), but spend the extra $ and get carbide or tungsten dies. Then you won't have pre-lube your cartridge casings....which is messy and slow. For the Hornady Lock n Load, you need shell holders and shell plates - buy those from Hornady. Geez, Brad, after that just get yourself some reasonably clean brass cartridge cases (you'll soon find yourself scrounging em at your local range...!), some primers (I always use magnum primers .. Use can just use regular small pistol primers...but I like a big fat spark !) Then get yourself some powder (you gotta start somewhere...Bullseye is fine.), and pick up your favorite bullets. TWO MOST IMPORTANT tips I can give you are : 1. Buy a major-brand component manufacturer's reloading manual. (You'll end up with several : ) ! Lee has good ones and Hornady gives you a DVD with purchase of Lock n Load press...very well produced! 2. GO REAL SLOW for your first few loading sessions! No distractions and focus on what you're doing. Speed will come later. Loading your own is very safe and you'll get measurably better accuracy. But pay attention, Brad! We don't want to lose a fellow gunner to a reloading mishap! Finally, take some time to hang out at you local reloader's supply store. You'll find lots of folk will be eager to share their favorite loads with you. And the store employees might as well start getting used to you bein around! Keep yer powder dry, Brad. Lemme know if you've got more questions. Best, John All the major die makers will include a powder spoon...which I don't care for ... I want a good quality scale...It's comforting when you're weighing out buffalo loads!